Marines testing personal solar panels

May 8, 2011 by James  
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A company of U.S. Marines based in Afghanistan has been testing roll-up solar panels to see if they can replace hundreds of pounds of batteries. The Marines of India Company used the panels during a three week patrol through southern Afghanistan, and have been using the panels to recharge radios, GPS units, and other electronic Related posts: US Marines using solar thermal power at Camp Lejeune GM testing the Volt’s batteries UPS expands testing of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles

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Convert Water to Gas Can Be Done

April 3, 2011 by James  
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With soaring gas prices, one thing we have tried to do in the past is exchange our SUVs to smaller vehicles given that it does not consume that much gas. Since this is not enough, some have decided to take the next step forward by inventing a system that can convert water to gas. This

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Ramanathan’s Work on Solid-Oxide Fuel Cells

March 14, 2011 by admin  
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A team of researchers at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences that is headed by Sriram Ramanathan is working on developing fuel cells. If Ramanathan is to be believed, the solid-oxide fuel cells the visionary and specialist in the field is making along with other scientists, will become a highly sought after Posted in: Fuel Cells , Future Energy , Hydrogen Fuel

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Hydrogen-Powered Personal Helicopter

September 21, 2010 by admin  
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A personal helicopter weighing just 230 lb created sizzling news when it flew on hydrogen with zero emission. With an ability to carry payloads up to 800 lbs, this pocket Hercules can fly for 90 minutes. Fitted with easy controls, this reaches a speed of 100 knots thanks to a pair of small Posted in: Hydrogen Fuel , Inventions , Transportation

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New Process to Boost Hydrogen Fuel Cell Usage

June 29, 2010 by admin  
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A new process is being tested by chemical engineers of Purdue University to get high hydrogen production at fuel-cell temperature-level with no catalyst use. This is full of promise for vehicles powered by hydrogen and other portable electronic items like dig-cams, medical diagnostic devices, defibrillators, cell phones and notebook computers. The research funded by Posted in: Fuel Cells , Hydrogen Fuel , Inventions

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New Platinum Could Mean Cheaper, More Efficient Fuel Cells

May 5, 2010 by admin  
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Fuel cells are clean and green cells. They work without polluting the environment. Fuel cells are electrochemical devices that transform the chemical energy of a fuel into electricity generating water as a by-product. Fuel cells are most used in space flights but they can be best utilized in electric vehicles to reduce air pollution. Posted in: Fuel Cells , Hydrogen Fuel , Inventions

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New Design Strategy for the Artificial Leaf

March 30, 2010 by admin  
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Scientists are quite optimistic that hydrogen will emerge as the fuel of the future and the world would be driven by ‘hydrogen economy’. The only byproduct of hydrogen fuel is water vapor. By using hydrogen fuel we can reduce the harmful effects of greenhouse gases. Currently many research labs are engaged in duplicating the Posted in: Environment , Future Energy , Solar Power

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The East Coast is About to Become the Hydrogen Highway

February 15, 2010 by admin  
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Everyone is excited about hydrogen cars, but there is always the challenge of how they are going to fill up. Most cars are restricted by the distance that they can travel on a full tank and nothing more. Few places, especially on the East Coast, offer a refueling station to allow the cars to Posted in: Future Energy , Hydrogen Fuel , Industry

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Riversimple Fuel Cell Car Project Continues to Plod Along

February 4, 2010 by James  
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People are getting more and more excited about green automobiles, so it was kind of surprising to see such a neutral reaction to the Fuel Cell Car by Riversimple. While this project has a very interesting slant from other cars that we have seen in this niche, it was met with a very lukewarm Posted in: Fuel Cells , Hydrogen Fuel , Transportation

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New Hydrogen Storage Method

December 3, 2009 by admin  
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Hydrogen is an extremely environment friendly fuel as when it burns it releases only water vapor into the atmosphere, but the problem is that it is not easy to store it because it needs to be stored like other compressed gases. A new solid may solve the problem. A nonreactive noble gas called xenon Posted in: Fuel Cells , Hydrogen Fuel , Inventions

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